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QPR caretaker-boss John Eustace must decide whether to recall player of the year Luke Freeman and several other senior players. Freeman was an unused substitute in last week's home defeat to Nottingham Forest as Eustace uses the run-in to take a good look at his squad. Strikers Matt Smith and Nahki Wells are also pushing for recalls.
Central defender Joel Lynch remains doubtful due to a hamstring injury which has has kept him out of the last two matches. Midfielder Jordan Cousins (ankle) is out, while defenders Jake Bidwell (thigh), Grant Hall (groin) and Angel Rangel (calf) will be assessed.
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Sheffield Wednesday have lost their last two league matches against QPR, conceding seven goals across those defeats.
QPR are looking to complete a league double over Sheffield Wednesday for the first time since the 2003/04 season.
Sheffield Wednesday have faced QPR in their final league match of two previous campaigns, losing both 1-3 - in 1993 and 2004.
QPR have lost their final league match of the season in 11 of their last 14 campaigns (W2 D1 L11), including both of their last two.
Sheffield Wednesday have not won three consecutive home league games since April 2017.
Defeat for QPR in this match will see the Hoops lose 24 league matches in a season for only the second time in the last 50 campaigns, also losing 24 in 2014/15 in the Premier League.
Central defender Joel Lynch remains doubtful due to a hamstring injury which has has kept him out of the last two matches. Midfielder Jordan Cousins (ankle) is out, while defenders Jake Bidwell (thigh), Grant Hall (groin) and Angel Rangel (calf) will be assessed.
Opta stats
Sheffield Wednesday have lost their last two league matches against QPR, conceding seven goals across those defeats.
QPR are looking to complete a league double over Sheffield Wednesday for the first time since the 2003/04 season.
Sheffield Wednesday have faced QPR in their final league match of two previous campaigns, losing both 1-3 - in 1993 and 2004.
QPR have lost their final league match of the season in 11 of their last 14 campaigns (W2 D1 L11), including both of their last two.
Sheffield Wednesday have not won three consecutive home league games since April 2017.
Defeat for QPR in this match will see the Hoops lose 24 league matches in a season for only the second time in the last 50 campaigns, also losing 24 in 2014/15 in the Premier League.
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